Best Kim Possible Episodes
Kim Possible is a 2002 American animated TV series centered on a teenage girl who balances everyday teenage issues with fighting crime and going on secret missions.
Ironically, that's the episode of the series I remember the most!
Mood-altering devices accidentally get attached to Kim and Shego.
Ranker's #1 episode.
Another iconic moment where Ron went to a Japanese exchange ninja school.
My favorite episode.
Obviously the best one.
The Graduation finale has to be one of the best episodes in KP history. Dr. Drakken being a flower because of the pollinator is hilarious.
The end of the world idea was predictable, but the scenes were entertaining. Ron defeating the heck out of Warmonga and Warhog is incredible. Kim and Ron's kisses were great, especially at the end.
The cameo of some villains throughout the series, such as DNAmy, during the split end credits scene was great. It even has the mall music from "Stop Team Go"! This is a perfect finale for the show!
Such a wonderful episode! I enjoyed it!
Great episode showing Shego's origins. They got Christopher McDonald, Jere Burns, and Fred Savage, with the villain being voiced by Invader Zim himself, Richard Horvitz.
Frugal Lucre is a stupid villain, but this was a great episode.
I'm not a boy band guy, but I really enjoyed this episode. Earl Boen was a terrible fill-in for the late Ricardo Montalban, who was still alive at the time.
Also, RIP to David Cassidy, who voiced Roland Pond in this episode.
Memorable episode. I really enjoy their songs, especially Quit Playing Games with My Head, and that hilarious moment at the end when Señor Senior Junior sang that song to the villains of the show!
Also, I love it when Kim fell as her eye zoomed in to end one of the acts.
Dr. Drakken being good from the Attitudinator was hilarious, especially his Coco Moo parts. When Shego doesn't want to hear him say Coco Moo ever and he said it, which made her angrily scream like crazy, I cracked up laughing really hard.
Otherwise, such a wonderful yet fascinating episode.
Kim and Ron break a machine, transferring Drakken's evilness into Ron.
This episode is such an interesting twist. I thought Shego doing a quiz for Drakken was hilarious!
It's also really funny, at least to me, when Kim's mouth disappeared when she gets embarrassed after she looked in the mirror and saw a fake pimple on her forehead.
The sequel to the first episode, Crush, but better. I wish Breckin Meyer still voiced his character instead of A.J. Trauth.
I would've reacted just like Ron and Dr. Drakken if either Frosty the Snowman, Hank the Snowman, or anything Christmas from my childhood that I watch either once in a while or every year is ruined by something more extreme or terrible.
Anyhow, this episode is also memorable. The fact that Kim gave Ron a memory discbook for Christmas is so heartwarming.
As a gift to Kim, Ron decides to foil Drakken's latest plan himself.
The Newcomers
Fantastic episode! Some moments between Dr. Drakken and his mother were funny, and Kim and her mother, Ann, made a great duo for Mother's Day.
I hope that in the live-action film they make a 2D live-action hybrid because naked mole rats are always creepy.
Still a great episode.
I love Monkey Fist episodes, and I love Japan episodes. That's what they did in my favorite episode, but this one was good too.
Ron is enlisted by Yori to find their Sensei, who has been kidnapped by Monkey Fist.
I wish Gill had more than just two episodes.
When Dr. Drakken thinks that his IQ level went up to genius and draws like a nutcase, in which Shego just proves that it didn't work out like it's supposed to because of Rufus accidentally becoming a genius, it's actually hilarious.
Some good humor here.
Ron suddenly begins exhibiting profound knowledge and intelligence.
Things that Kim should have done differently instead of lying:
- Told Ron that she didn't want to go trick-or-treating with him because she was too old for it.
- Talked with her parents about not wanting to go trick-or-treating with Ron and instead going to her friend's party - and explained why.
Kim is a hero! Heroes are supposed to be honest and, more importantly, good to others and unafraid to tell the truth. Even the villains were disappointed in her! Can't really blame them.
No wonder she got grounded.
Why did Kim lie to Ron and her parents? If she didn't lie, she would not have gotten in trouble.
I thought Kim was a good girl and knew better, considering the fact she's a teenager. I can understand why she got grounded.
The moment you realize that Ron is the most powerful person in the KP universe.
Ron as Kim saying "bye-bye" to Shego and just kicking her leg made me laugh!
Otherwise, such a great episode!
This episode is enjoyable because of Kim and Miss Go (Shego)'s relationship. It was entertaining.
The beginning of the episode was comedy gold! I laugh any time Ron eats the camera, wakes up, and literally screams hilariously, along with Rufus, from his nightmare!
